About this episode

Pam Uzzell interviews Claudia Bernardi about her experiences and her book on art projects with survivors of political violence.

Painting the Unspeakable: Art, War, and Remembering with Claudia Bernardi I sit down with artist Claudia Bernardi to talk about her new book, Art Against Brutality: Community and Collaborative Art Projects with Survivors of Political Violence. Claudia lived through the military dictatorship in Argentina. In 1992, she was asked to work as a cartographer with the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team on the exhumation of the site of the El Mozoté massacre in El Salvador — an experience that led ...

People in this episode

Host: Pam Uzzell

Guest: Claudia Bernardi

Topics covered

• art
• political violence
• community art
• survivors
• collaboration
• memory

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team

Books & works: Art Against Brutality: Community and Collaborative Art Projects with Survivors of Political Violence

Places: Argentina, El Salvador

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